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Nice to see you around, Don! Hope the scratches are healing. Was it Foster's car spooked you?

Don't be fooled Helen they trot out that news item in different forms every year when there is no news. I think there is something in Loch Ness as well the local papers up there rattle on about.
Have to agree that Foster is a bit scary in his car with all those gold chains and that chest hair piece. That would make anybody jumpy.

Helen, I'm delighted to see that you have come out in support of the "Wallabies on the TT Course." Please ignore anything that Friend Simons says for the next few days (or always) as I know for a fact that he has been stoned for days, surrounded by a haze of nymphets in skimpy nurses' uniforms.

Ah...do I sense a teeny bit of jealousy there...?

Bloody hell - this isn't known as the silly season for nothing!!!!!

Be careful, Larry - I still have the photos!

Please, please, where do I find a nymphet in a skimpy nurses uniform.

I can assure you that one of the night nurses at the Mater hospital in Brisbane you would not want to look sideways at or you would have been mincemeat.
I just pretended to be asleep.
As usual Foster is full of rubbish, morphine dreams are not all that bad actually.

My God John, not the ones with the (female!) Alsatian???????????????????????????????????

I would have thought you more a Doberman sort of a person.......

Thanks Helen - it's times like this you find out who your friends are . . . . . . . .

Is this site going to the dogs?